Do you have a disfunctional hand or arm and do you want to ride a cycle & motorcycle? Free Lock gives you the ability to do just that!


Free Lock - for a safe ride,

Do you have a disfunctional hand or arm and do you want to ride a (motor)cycle?




for motorbike ride


for cycle Ride










Free Lock gives you the ability to do just that! A highly stable and safe gripping system which can be connected to your prosthesis or orthosis. 25 years of proven functionality in daily use.

The Free Lock-system replaces the natural grip of the hand on a motorcycle- or bicycle handlebar. In the mid-nineties, the first version of the system was developed in collaboration with the project group 'Motorcycle Mobility for the Disabled' (MMvG in Dutch). This version was specially intended for motorcyclists with disabilities of arms and hands.

 

Nowadays the Free Lock-system is a high-quality orthopedic appliance that is used for more than just riding a motorcycle. Cyclists and mountainbikers with a disability can use the system as wel. Great results were achieved on both amateur and professional levels, including multiple paralympic medals and world championships.

 

Free Lock was created and developed by Wilfred Mijnheer of Stel Orthopedie BV. Since 1995 the system has been going through a huge evolution. Every new version makes use of the latest insights concerning safety, materials and new possibillities.

The Free Lock-system is available in various options for specific applications. Prices start from €950,- without VAT and shipping. The final pricing of your Free Lock-kit depends on the set up and eventual custom made parts. 

Stel Orthopedie BV 

Meerweg 2A+B
Tynaarlo
Drenthe
9482 TE
The Netherlands
+31 592 542555
 https://www.stelorthopedie.nl  -  chk for more detail here





NOTE  : Hello, I Mahen Pitale, Below Elbow Prosthetic Users, I came across some websites while surfing the internet, which would be very helpful for people who want to ride a motor bike (hand and leg amputees). And here is great information about bike modification and theirparts. And you will be inspired by watching videos of some amputee riders. This will give you more convenience to drive a motorbike.For this, I thank the company that created the website. This information should reach maximum amputees, it is for this, not to do anybusiness. I request the wheelchair ,amputees people to please drive without proper license, and modification ,only after doing good practice.







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